A teacher/coach gives the following feedback, "I have told you several times to not use profane language during games. As is clearly noted in the athletic handbook, you must sit out for the rest of the game." What statement best describes the use of this feedback statement.

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Justice Parrish

Social Studies

2 December, 01:56

A teacher/coach gives the following feedback, "I have told you several times to not use profane language during games. As is clearly noted in the athletic handbook, you must sit out for the rest of the game." What statement best describes the use of this feedback statement.

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Troy Obrien · Answer 1

Answer: This is a positive feedback for punishment or positive punishment.

Explanation:

Positive in this sense doesn't mean good but it means a punishment that will yield a positive result because it is used to discourage an unwanted behaviour or to moderate it.

The coach has taken an appropriate feedback since he has given the student a warning to quit this kind of unwanted behaviour but the student hasn't stopped hence measures has to be taken in order for the students to realise that this behaviour is indeed unacceptable.